1z1-346 無料問題集「Oracle Mobile Cloud Service 2016 Developer Essentials」

（A）MCS guarantees delivery of notifications.

（B）By using MCS for push notifications, you do not have to utilize vendor push notification services such as APNs and GCM.

（C）By using MCS, you are not burdened with having to write code to support multiple push notification platforms.

（D）MCS allows you to send notifications to selected recipients, for example, based on their device's operating system or the user.

（A）It is possible to gather analytics data without login. Service developers need to define distinct analytic realms for authenticated and unauthenticated users.

（B）Authentication is mandatory in MCS. All users must provide credentials on a login page.

（C）There is no anonymous access to the analytics API in MCS. Like the storage feature, analytics requires users to be authenticated.

（D）MCS can gather analytics data whether or not a user is authenticated. To accomplish this, the mobile application will need to perform anonymous authentication.

（A）time from when the API call is made in the mobile application until the time when a response is received by the mobile application

（B）time from when the API call is made in the mobile application until the time when data is sent to the mobile application

（C）processing time within the custom API, excluding any time in back-end systems

（D）time from when the API request is received by MCS until the time when data is returned to the mobile application

（A）MCS supports the development of iOS, Android, and JavaScript applications.

（B）MCS supports the development of iOS and Android native applications only.

（C）MCS supports the development of clients in any mobile technology that supports REST services.

（D）MCS supports the development of mobile applications by using the Mobile Application Framework (MAF) only.

（A）MCS includes an SDK that aids in the development of MAF mobile applications that can use MCS.

（B）Mobile Application Framework (MAF) is a hybrid, mobile framework that allows Java developers to write mobile applications that can use MCS.

（C）MCS can work with any mobile framework that has a corresponding MCS SDK for the mobile platform.

（D）JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) is a hybrid, mobile framework for JavaScript developers that can be used to develop mobile applications that can utilize MCS.

（E）There is a Xamarin-specific SDK that aids in the development of Xamarin mobile applications that use MCS.

（A）Values such as "Normal" are defined as settings by the services developer for each mobile backend.

（B）"Normal" is defined on a mobile backend when it is published.

（C）The system administrator is prompted to define values such as "Normal" when provisioning an instance of MCS.

（D）"Normal" is based on a value defined in a policies file that can be updated by a system administrator for each MCS instance.

（E）"Normal" is automatically set based on the subscribed service-level agreements (SLAs) of the cloud infrastructure managed by Oracle.

（A）It is possible when using OAuth2 and Client Credential Flow.

（B）It is possible through anonymous authentication, although some platform APIs will offer reduced functionality.

（C）It is not possible because of technical limitations in OAuth and HTTP Basic.

（D）It is not possible because authentication is mandatory for security reasons.

（A）All modern mobile platforms, including Android, iOS, and Windows, have native support for running Node.js.

（B）It is a popular JavaScript language that is known for its powerful concurrency and threading APIs.

（C）It is a programming language that is known mainly for its synchronous programming model.

（D）It is a JavaScript-based framework extension that is suitable for I/O-intensive applications.